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Sealey SM35 Bandsaw Blade 13mm (1/2") M42 Bi-Metal Blades for Metal Cutting – Choose TPI Xcalibur Tooling

Sealey SM35 Bandsaw Blade 13mm (1/2") M42 Bi-Metal Blades for Metal Cutting – Choose TPI Xcalibur Tooling

by Xcalibur Tooling
£17.49 - £22.49
£17.49
£17.49 - £22.49
£17.49

Designed for the Sealey SM35, this 2360mm × 13mm (1/2") × 0.65mm Xcalibur Tooling blade is built for workshops that need dependable cutting across different metal sections and profiles.

Its M42 high-speed steel tooth edge provides wear resistance at the cutting zone, while the flexible alloy-steel backing helps the blade tolerate repeated bending as it travels around the bandsaw wheels. With several fixed and variable TPI options available, users can select the tooth pattern that better suits the thickness, shape, and type of metal being cut.

Key Features

  • Sealey SM35-Specific Blade Size: The 2360mm length, 13mm (1/2") width, and 0.65mm thickness provide the blade dimensions specified for the Sealey SM35, simplifying replacement selection.

  • M42 Bi-Metal Construction: A hardened M42 high-speed steel tooth edge is joined to a more flexible alloy-steel backing, combining cutting-edge wear resistance with the flexibility required for continuous bandsaw operation.

  • Multiple TPI Options: Choose from 6, 10, 14, 6/10, 8/12, or 10/14 TPI according to the material section and the type of cut required.

  • Suitable for Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals: The blade can be used on materials including mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, and brass when the appropriate tooth pitch and machine settings are selected.

  • Precision-Welded in the UK: Each blade is welded into a continuous loop in the UK, providing the finished configuration required for consistent operation on a compatible bandsaw.

Applications

  • Use the SM35 blade for cutting bar, tube, pipe, angle, and other metal stock during general fabrication and workshop preparation.

  • Select a lower TPI option when working with thicker solid sections where larger tooth spacing can provide more room for chip formation and clearance.

  • Choose a finer TPI for thinner material and smaller cross-sections, where keeping an appropriate number of teeth engaged in the workpiece can help produce a more controlled cut.

  • Variable-pitch options such as 6/10, 8/12, and 10/14 TPI can be useful where material profiles or wall thicknesses vary, helping provide a balanced cutting action across different sections.

  • These metal cutting bandsaw blades are suitable for fabrication workshops, engineering environments, repair facilities, maintenance departments, and other applications where different metals need to be cut accurately to size.

Why Choose Our Bandsaw Blade?

  • M42 bi-metal construction gives the blade two distinct working characteristics: a wear-resistant high-speed steel tooth edge for cutting and a more flexible backing designed to cope with repeated movement around the machine.

  • The range of fixed and variable tooth pitches means users are not restricted to one cutting setup. Instead, the blade can be selected according to whether the job involves thicker solid material, thinner sections, tubing, or changing cross-sections.

  • A 13mm (1/2") blade width provides a practical configuration for the Sealey SM35 while maintaining the machine-specific 2360mm blade length.

  • For workshops maintaining several bandsaw blades for metal cutting, having different TPI options available makes it easier to match the blade to the stock instead of using the same tooth pattern across every material thickness.

  • UK welding, M42 teeth, flexible backing, and multiple pitch choices make this a practical replacement for users who depend on their Sealey SM35 for recurring fabrication and metal preparation work.

FAQs

1. What blade size fits the Sealey SM35?
The Sealey SM35 uses a blade measuring 2360mm long × 13mm (1/2") wide × 0.65mm thick. Once the correct blade dimensions are confirmed, select the TPI according to the metal section you intend to cut.

2. What metals can this M42 bi-metal blade cut?
It is suitable for cutting materials including mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, brass, and other compatible non-ferrous metals. Cutting results will also depend on selecting an appropriate TPI, machine speed, feed pressure, and correct bandsaw setup.

3. Which TPI should I choose for my Sealey SM35 blade?
Lower TPI options are generally better for thicker metal sections, while higher TPI suits thinner materials. Variable-pitch blades are useful for tubing and profiles with changing wall thickness. Always match the TPI to the material and section size.

4. What is the benefit of an M42 bi-metal bandsaw blade?
An M42 bi-metal bandsaw blade combines a hard high-speed steel tooth edge with a flexible alloy-steel backing. This helps provide good wear resistance while allowing the blade to move smoothly around the bandsaw wheels.

5. What should I check before using a new SM35 bandsaw blade?
Confirm the 2360mm × 13mm × 0.65mm blade size and select the correct TPI for your material. Check blade tension, tracking, guides, and workpiece clamping before cutting. Follow the machine manufacturer’s operating instructions for safe use.

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